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@@stannelson2582 It's only because he'd just settled after a long wake time 🤣 but thank you!

@ficklemcselfish180 thank you mate, they were my own custom darts that were available last year but are now sold out

Thanks mate, you'd probably need a tool that actually does cutting for metal and a lathe I imagine.

@MatadorDarts think it would be worth a video trying it? Really impressed with this one thanks a lot 😁

@tvalets7461 best thing is to push down and create some divots at the end of the point almost like a golf ball effect. Although be careful not to push too far in or they'll become weak

@ yes fair … I was just wondering if there was a similar bit that would have a more agressive grip without the golf ball dimple effect

Lots of darts can last a long time although you have to be aware of grip wearing down. Also there's so many options for all of those things! I'm working on something on my website to help with this!

At the time of release the blade board was the only board with the adjustment locks. It wasn't really worth noting that it didn't have them as this is and was definitely at the time pretty standard

@AD-jc9sj not to my knowledge but there will be somewhere. Possibly importing the video into Snapchat or taking a screenshot of the part you want to draw lines and editing on your phones native app

Unfortunately these are really the only ways I know how with my equipment. I will keep experimenting though

@xPoquu they split quite easily. A nice cheap option but other systems are better investments. Will be doing an updated version of this in 2025

@@MatadorDarts Cheers love the content!

@Shadman1603 very different for many people. Some people look down the flight and line up that way. Some people (like me) just go by feeling and muscle memory

@ I dont feel like I line up the target, I think of where I want to hit, so it feels like luck more than me lining up the shot. It's hard to explain.

@rageuproar6871 the way they perform and the level of aggressiveness of the grip are very similar. Here I'm talking about performance, not looks

@WarrsSnooker no idea mate unfortunately. I don't think it was as long as you see now but definitely longer than standard so perhaps a 36/38mm point in total length

Cheers mate, lastly, is it okay to change points more than once with the same barrels.

@WarrsSnooker Yeah that's fine. Just don't force the points as far as they would go otherwise it widens the hole and they can fall out. I've repointed my custom darts at least 10 times in the last 3/4 years

@SpoofReviews I buy 50 and cut to 44mm. When you play a lot the difference in a couple of mm is noticeable. Also when I was using 44mm points, 42mm in plain silver weren't available anywhere

@ which player uses 44mm? There must have a reason for such a specific length. Was it MVG? Btw does anyone know which length he actually does use?

@SpoofReviews a few players. Damon Heta was using them, he was probably the biggest name

@@braMM I'd stick with the rusty look personally. It doesn't look so bad and just a quick twirl in some sandpaper should remove a lot of it

@theafterlifeproject23 really easy. You just find the event on dartconnect and register. Nothing really special needed

@@noobztvgaming I still hit a lot of 5s 😂 but the main 3 things are stance/foot positioning, alignment to the board and follow through

Darts can be infuriating at times 😂 .. i can sometimes just hit a 180 and it seems no matter what i do , i know im gonna hit a 180 after the first dart is thrown , everything just feels right, and then the next throw i’ll hit a 5 , a 1 , and maybe a 20 if im lucky … i think its all in the stance or posture or something like that , like i say it infuriates me lol

@@TheElliottStar yeah it means you get a more even surface and don't get any flat edges

@@AD-jc9sj I believe £70 according to his website sam-squire-darts-coaching.webador.co.uk/availability

@ thanks

@WarrenAckary Thanks Wazza. Yeah I like the colours but much prefer a plain tungsten barrel also prefer the lighter versions of the phase 6 which are shorter

@@sportsbro16_21 he's a bit of a conspiracy theorist and has had a few beers with friends of mine on twitter over nothing

@ interesting haha. He has a good voice for a referee

@@Mersipher I am soon moving house but I will do a setup video as soon as I'm all set and ready!

@Mersipher for a camera I would recommend the logitec c270 or an upgrade would be the c920

@MatadorDarts like cords, mounts/stands, cameras, software and such? That would be wonderful. Thank you good sir.

@Mersipher thanks, I think it's just the flow of the throw. I think Sam himself has worked with people with injury (including myself) in the past so may be worth messaging him!

Yeah for me it's mainly a weekend break and a chance to catch up with some friends who I only see really once maybe twice a year. The darts is a bonus. The plan in future is definitely to play the Dutch open, that's on my darts bucket list!

@@maul-_-2126 it would but yeah you'd need to be careful. Don't push on them too much

@ thank you I’ll definitely try to do this on the weekend then

@@MatadorDarts I’ve tried it on Swiss points and works really I’ll try the dimple on them soon

Not heard that one before

@ I’m an Aussie we are an unconventional lot. Cheers for the reply mate.

I thought you aussies just made them rough as fuck out of allen keys, hahahhaa.

@ Allen keys aren’t rough to start with a file roughs them up. Not using from week to week they rust just as good also. Simon is an old friend of mine he’s a unique man.

@-_Blitz_- yeah this grip is more suited for people looking for the points to grip better in the board

@ oh right I see, thanks

@MccoidDarts practice throw early in the morning, loads of excuses 🤣

@ 😂😂😂

Thanks mate!

@taylormills3879 it's just some cheap one off amazon as I only use them for my own points. Terratek I think it's called

@Darren4032 yeah i used to do this, it works well for a milder grip which i actually prefer

same here bro... I'm always a 46 everyday

I left the game for 25 years and just came back because of on line availability to games. My advice is a simple way to chase consistency. Reduce total arm movement and the big one. Try stopping your hand and point your fingers at the target. It creates a flatter longer motion pushing the dart to the board. Try it and you will be in the 60s in no time at all. Happy new year from 🇺🇸

@@rolef6084 some changes you'd definitely be able to make for the better. Remembering the changes and repeating them is the hard bit I found

@ yeah makes sense! Ive tried doing a few changes that felt natural to hopefully make that part as easy as possible.

​@@MatadorDartsThat's so true about remembering the changes you easily fall back into what you were doing wrong

@WeeIslay Thanks mate, yeah coaching is well worth it if you want to improve even if it's just one session I think people would learn so much more and take a lot more into consideration.